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NewsLondon Square nabs site for scheme in Croydon
London Square Partners has bought a site next to West Croydon station from Portman Square Holdings for a £90m mixed-use scheme.
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London hotel transactions fall 8.8% in Q1
London’s hotel transactions declined by 8.8% compared with the same period last year.
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Wembley Park Market launches online delivery service
Wembley Park Market has launched an online delivery service to support independent traders and merchants.
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O2 arena opened as NHS training facility
The O2 arena has opened up its doors to the NHS to use as a training facility for free.
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Shaftesbury bosses take 20% pay cut and give savings to local charities to boost Covid-19 support
The board of West End of London landlord Shaftesbury has agreed waivers of 20% of both executive director base salaries and pension contributions and non-executive director fees in order to preserve cash during the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Industry lobbies for planning reform to mitigate impact of coronavirus
The London Property Alliance has written to communities secretary Robert Jenrick calling for planning reform to allow the property industry to get back on its feet as quickly as possible once the coronavirus crisis abates.
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Derwent figures robust despite health crisis
Derwent London collected 73% of quarterly rent despite the impact of Covid-19, which has ravaged the income of many of property landlords.
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GCP deal for student digs scheme in East London shelved
GCP Student Living’s deal to forward purchase Scape Mile End Canalside in East London has been terminated as the impact of the Covid-19 health crisis bites.
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GPE collects two thirds of rent and remains on track to deliver annual results
Great Portland Estates (GPE) has collected around two thirds of quarterly rent, and of the remaining third, more than 60% is from retail, hospitality and leisure tenants.
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Hot offices index 2020: top five UK and London office locations
The UK’s hottest office locations and top co-working locations, compiled exclusively for Property Week by CACI.
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Flexible workspace bosses ask for business rates relief to save ‘hundreds’ of operators
The heads of more than 30 flexible workspace businesses have written to chancellor Rishi Sunak warning “hundreds” of operators could go under because of declining membership in light of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Schroders lets former department store to Queen Mary University
Schroder UK Real Estate Fund (SREF) has let a 55,380 sq ft office in Whitechapel to Queen Mary University of London, following the building’s redevelopment.
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Jenrick was right to challenge mayor’s London plan
Editor: Given the difficult situation we are in, secretary of state for housing Robert Jenrick’s intervention to prevent mayor Sadiq Khan from publishing the London Plan until requested changes have been made may have slipped through largely unnoticed.
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Knight Dragon confirms Calatrava towers removed from Greenwich Peninsula plans
Knight Dragon has confirmed that it has removed Peninsula Place, the £1bn glass towers designed by Santiago Calatrava, from the centre of its Greenwich Peninsula redevelopment.
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Barclay family completes sale of Ritz hotel amid feud
Aiden Barclay has struck a deal to sell the Ritz hotel to a Qatari investor despite uncertainty caused by the outbreak of Covid-19.
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CBRE GI completes Eagle House sale
CBRE GI has completed the sale of West End office building Eagle House to Mactaggart Family Partners (MF P).
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Data reveals brightest London boroughs for BTR investment
Developers and investors looking to place a long-term bet on build-to-rent (BTR) in London should target Barking, Newham, Ealing, Greenwich and Hackney, according to exclusive research from BTR data provider Houzen.
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Capco suspends share buyback programme
Capco has temporarily suspended its share buyback programme and warned of “disruption to income”.
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Construction of 22 Bishopsgate paused
Construction of new City of London skyscraper 22 Bishopsgate has stopped as contractor Multiplex downed tools in response to the government’s coronavirus restrictions.
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Covid-19: Shaftesbury stops new schemes and cancels dividend
Shaftesbury will stop all new schemes and acquisitions as it reacts to the coronavirus pandemic.
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